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1t is reported that the friends OF Mr.. Grains bill
for pensioning civil service employees of long
standing have already received assurances OF its
favorable consideration By the committees of
both houses; but the probability of vigorous OPP
position from spOilsmen on the floor make IL not
the less desirable that popular sentiment should
be reused in support OF so excellent measure
The logic OF the case is apparent. An
Of1cer OF the military establishment, after
q term of active service, settles down
and enjoys long period of leisure, secure OF
regular stipend from the Treasury without the
need OF working private claim bill through Con-
gress. II this is but just recognition OF what he
has done for his country, why does not justice
demand ike reward for the civilian who has
given his best years and his most valuable ener-
giles to tending the machinery OF government.
The pay OF our lesser civil servants is
not princely, at best; and the most serupu-
louS economy hardly enables them 10 support their
families In comfort, educate their children
and lay enough money BY TO make them independ-
ent OF assistance In their declining years. Yet
upon their fidelity and their efficiency their fellow
citizens lean every day in the calm assurance that
their trust Will not be betrayed It is not heroism
alone. by any means, that entities man to the
consideration OF his countrymen. The Grain bin
not only deserves support as it is, but IL might
even be broadened by decreasing the number OF
years OF service requisite 10 obtain pension.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

delphi PA s md, opposite post 9tce rent for s4
sell this property for 10000. or exchange for property
jais-iw' r. HEREFORD. 14esk Est
ICoR sALE--sToREs-DRUG. EXCELLENT Lo-
;.b cation Sa daily receipts eSS Grocery long estse
daily sales Sonfsctionsry bsresin various Other
coms s7s Smmerc S oo. sss i0fs'lsa dl In
PARINER WANTED WITH sI;5oo CASH. FoR
be siven in fsstmate Business tuning e. ,s VII
33k per cent monthly on investment The business
With posey NO f to ens Ps:
shogt fad IN sash q above need not
DON'T LET YOUR GROUND LIE IDLE; DRAW.
u ings and .pecincstions made and money advanced
Of house you want Give tu ns ss. and a any
days. ARCHITECT. Star ofhoe. s. -'' M ysi7-St y
A CCoUNTANT CsCoTcH CHARTERFD5 OPENS.
sa. ssas q
NOBLE. l4Os New York ave. jas-s6w3ms
A ssIGNEE,,s s a, ssA ale ,, pNpERsIGNED Of
TONS ladies' and gents furnishing goods, in stores
st 10 those a. 70 Is Is
business sAM'L BfEBEK, Assirnees jai4,et
n A, DRIscQLL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
REASONABLE; shop. No. 63 ST. NV Jobbins preupuy
BAN real Estate BROKER.
1919 street northwest,
ja1-1m' (AdJoining sun BuildingD
GAZE INvEsrMENs.sIx PER CENT GUARAN-
- TEED BY THE -
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
Interest and frnspsi ' su.rsntsed and i,d by tSs
Chemical National Bank OF New York.
Interest payable semi-a nnuslly.
Bonds IN sums Of 600 and up
These First MortsSce Bonds are secured on improved
real estate in and around Omaha. Nebraska. and
case loan made exceeding forty per cent Of the
value OF the morteaeed property.
The standing Of this company and the Chemical
National Bank il sufficient 10 recommend these secuTl
ties to the confidence of conservative investors
NJ. NJ PARKER,
Il Washington Agent.
Real Estate and Loan Broker
ta6-3m 141s Ut.
| NOR SALE-ABOUT 1000 POUNDS OF NONPA-
It reil and about 500 pounds Of Agate Type. lately
in use on this paper The face Of both fonts IL de-
sirable they are In good condition Capable Of
cellent service for two three years on paper q
moderate circulation VIII be sold cheap in bulk Adj
/ dress THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CO.
1 Washington, DC. GU
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10 DAYS REMOVAL SALE

BOSTON DRY GOODS. HOUSE
We hope to move into our new building, cor
ner Of 18th and F streets, March LIST, and - we
propose to open with an entirely new Spring and
Summer stock, we are now closing out all Win
ter Goods at greatly reduced prices Goods in
the following departments have already been
reduced: Wraps, Jackets. Cloaks, Dress Goods.
Striped and Brocade velvets, Black Goods,
Blankets, Comforts, F1annels, Winter Skirts,
WOODEN Hosiery. Winter Gloves. Merino and
WOODEN Underwear; also small lots and lines in
which we are overstocked.
Our stock Of stsple Inca such - Spool Silk,
Cottons, Linens, Cashmeres, Kid Gloves and
thousand-snd-one other items in daily demand,
WILL ALWAYS BE KEPT COMPLETE
We are making reductions every day; conse.
queotly IL will b to your advantage 10 pay our
establishment frequent visits.
WOODWARD 4 IOTHROp
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1t would be the worst sort OF hypocrisy to con-
graduate the Chicago Knights OF Labor on the
election OF NJ. ]. Butler TO preside over district
assembly No. 81. It was this man, as Will be
remembered who melted and engineered TO dis
aster the second great stockyard strike last fall
Bfter terms OF peace had been reached once be-
tween masters and men and everything was run
ming smoothly and with outward manifestations
OF good feeling AT that time it freely charged
in the newspapers that Butler was using his
authority as district potentate TO further his
private interests in politics, his purpose being to
show some OF the rch men how large vote he
could swing into line for any candidate by merely
issuing an order. The proofs against him were
too strong TO be pooh-poohed aside, and he never
attacked them in any other way, thereby practi-
cally admitting the force of the accusation. Such
man is a standing peril to any organization with
which he is connected, especially when raised to
place OF authority. The salvation OF the knights
as order depends upon keeping its control out
Of the hands OF seheming politicians.
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We ARE TAk1se Stock.
AND HAVE

IL SEAL Plush SACQCFS. sizes -, 90 s. 20 40
A. and offer them fo- ST. $50 and s23: former
price S25 $50 and s35.
PLUSH CLSTERs. sizes Sc s1d IS for $50: reduced
from $50.
Plush RAGLAN, size IS. for $40; reduced from
$50
9 PLUSH yISITES PoE s10. SIS, $50 and s23; for
mer prices - 5, $50. s25, $50
q Plush JACKETS SIS, SIS, $50: former prices
SEQ, s23. s25-
SEAL PLUSH yISITE- trimmed with black fox size
80, price $40; reduced from $50.
STINEMETZ SON,
js19 1897 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EOk RENT-CIINToN HOUSE. SITUATED on
tns corner IN and sts- contsrg about so rpoms.
s0tAoie Tor nrst class boarding house. possess on
cary under il. "A ,d-,,ts
NOR RENT IOWA CIRCLE. ELEGANT RHSf.
II eence ~ rooms, handsomely and completely fur.
he Se.r JOIN Bo %Sfie i isi reHsss 4
E>ok RENT-HoUsE COZ T.N.w. con;ain,us ten
y rooms; all modern improvements: rent $50 per
month asa, asys at S03: Apply to J. ". p. MYERS
AAssasI9Se New York ave Al9-lw'
FOR RENT-73e aIsT ST NV, 10 ROOMS, All
Me- new house ros $40 lao and Ia "a ,5s s.
i EsSs;;s as RIkpffSG Ms ilslaea '''
us slss 8. NV, rooms md bath heated by fur.
jalS-3t ssS I'M IN
be
go. HILL 4 JOHNSTON.
&10-& 93S 18th st. nv.
FOR RENT.A DEsIRABLE THREE STORY AND
sT,s :' :gs Is,i aS q mod imp soi ::
Psnsioe oics Apply It isis It y AIS ise 81 Rs~
HOB RENT.TwO-sTORY BRICK BAY-wINpow
sDweiiing. OF ct ne: stx rooms and bath room;
y Me- scRsS 1s Ell AVE- Keys Il &
E0R RENT-leo3 + ST. NV, l3 ROOMS; BUT
4iers pentfy Two bath rooms; e75; Corner OF Viz
is ss 'n aE5 xkfS sso Sos issS and s..
Il rooms and bath room. with eas and water present
occupant has lot Of almost furniture for sale In
CURE on premises. jals-3t'
LOB RRNT-A NICE EiGHT-ROoM HOUSE,
soa E.:; Capitol n 0 Apply i
Penn. ave. NV. talS-3ts
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Souvrs1ns Fon To-nosnow.

The new Cotton Underwear Department was
opened last Monday with great success. The
Souvenirs Of the occaAion attracted many, The
list II published in THE Post" You may OBJ
tain any Of the Souvenirs tomorrow at The
PALAIS ROYAL.
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I Iowa Circle, 16r, furnished. $3.50
1929 st. NV, Or, furnished. so
2O34 f NV, Or. Furnished ..............-....125
Syo u uW 1rvmoo lmEe %
627 st. NV, 11r mod. imps. 90
1913 81 ne, 10r.. mod imps ............--....5o
1892 9Th st NV Or mod lmps &c
AZ Boundary st. NV, H. mod. imPs. $3.50
sos 10th st n.e, frame, 2-story and basement, IT,
$50 9th St se brick story 80
1Sl5 ST. sc frame, 2story 0r................-.1o
93S lst ne. frame. 3story, sr ,-.............l Is
1Q3 ID st. ne. rooms and bath Pr
1SSG st- Nc, S-seory uIick %
1913 ct. 2-story brick, 6r...............25
16A5 10Th st NV, large rooms. water and gas ID
10th St NV, 9r.. mod. impe ~
50 Ct, 5r, brick. water and gas L.,
1126 North Capitol st. 6r brick ................lS
III st. Sc. Or. brick, water. 12
81 sc
:
4
-.
1925 ST. l.,
THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE co,
1alC-0 Hll NV
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WANTED-HEI,P

w ANlED--HELf.
WANTED-A FIRsT-cLAss 9UTLER: NONE
w but sober white man With good references need
iess Rhode Island ds sve. L ana O'CLOCK n it,
WANTED-FTRsTCi.Ass CATERER WITH EX
fea ssis niss :Se Apply afft
SoR SEP ssfissssa sS :. ms Apply
WANTED-s TENOGRApHER YOUNG MAN, WHO
Ssrcs and .ssry ezpsc.ed fseei Once. Il:
us sRL ~ NTksE CHILD
WANTED-A GOOD COOK; PRIVATE FAMILY;
ave- stay night
W,S,T mt :cSoa, PR RRMAkT TEHcaER q n!i Pr
siss s Ssa Sss stating 'S0uas q salary
housewoEk: must come Wei irecemmendsd and under
a.9s no sias;ases
ssn.a e Is. e sa I'd s.ne!s asaH
S1 6strssn 9s oeccf p%
s ~ 49, SSss'' IN hsadrtns q applicant sS5 ISs
WANTED q DUNDoRE's EMPLoTMENT BU-
I rssns eoS'dnctsd By I;diss: Men End Women.
81 81 81 kinds Of d'm;stf sseF
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL 10 DO CEREAL
NV ~ = Ss ZEE god wa' required
w COOKS housexoTfers, dressmsiers. narsss
maida waiters. shuckers, coachmen butler.; al ma
tio an tiles city and country. "A: BUhMHAM.
WANTED-5O WOMEN COOKS, FRENCH COOK.
w German or white cook for Harper's Ferry and
Falls Church, maids, nurses, laundress, drivers,
GIT 9TH st. NV ja14-6t'
wANTED-LADIES TO LEARN CUTTING AND
w Fitting, at the Eureka Cutting School Patterns
cut Y measure. May Building 7th and SITS. NV.
WANTED-MEN,w WOMEN, BOYS, GIRLS TO EARN
yNS1O per month at their own homes; costly outfit
samples package Of goods and full instructions
co, Rutland. Vt ja8-26t'
WANTED-50 WOOD CHOPPERS TO CUT WOOD
wv on Metropolitan railroad. II. ". BLUNT, 1853
31st At. ja41m
WANTED-WHY REMAIN IDLE WHEN WE GIVE
w Steady Employment to ladies and gentlemen at
their homes! No canvassing good salary. distance
Boston. Mass. js14-eo5ts
WANTED-WEwANTY OU!-ALIvE ENERGETIC
w man or Woman needing profitable employment to
represent US in every county; salary S75 per month
and expenses, or large commission on sales II pre-
ticuiars frss STANDARD sILvERWARE Co. Boston,
Mass seS-w&s 6m
WANTED-CANVAsSERs FOR LIFE INsUR-
~ snee; salary ana commission Apply to SS9 ~
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THE SLIGHT Frnr.

Which caught from leahy gas-pipe this morn.
ing, in the roof over our Domestic and Blanket
DEPARTMENT, was quickly controlled A few
pieces Of Crash and Cottons were wet and few
pieces soiled- These we viii sen ct reduced
prices tomorrow morning.
(Thfrd floor: take elevstur)
WOODWARD n IOTHROp,
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no To GEO. s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL.
NIGranste Work: best facilities in Washington fog
such work Once and Yard 702 TO 70s North oapitos
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OFFICES

of II ILLS.
46S Law. basement, $50
4SSss I,s ave: y s; Sd ,lr a At 4 g
9th and Pa ave-, 10. Ii
AO1 eth At. 1 T., Sd a. 10
0unton Bldg, r. "a. &
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EMBROIDERIEs! EMBROIDERIEsM
We have the largest stock Of Embroidertes ever
offered in this market. Swiss, Nansook and Cambria
Flouncinss, Edsings and Allovers in great variety
Fine goods and low prices No trouble to show goods
E G. DAVIS.
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EvnRY BLANKET SHA11 Go.

These latter prices represent our very finest
california Wool Blankets, and at these prices
are cheap enough to buy for next winters use.
COMFORTS MUST GO LIKEWISE.
We do not wish to move them into the new
store; we increase the demand by lowering the
prices money can be saved by buying now.
Sl.55 Comforts, now 81 80.
Sg3 /" 55as2.
$50 500.
(Third floor: take elevator.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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EOR RENT-HOUSES.
N0RTHWEST
STORES, ETC.

b41 n st. NV, 12 r.
upper part. $35, store$1s
Str. nm. and part Of cel-
ler, 4th and NJ sts.n.w...2s
Str. and dwg. 625 9th q.
Nv, 81. s.............lt
Str. rm, Cellar, 1 back rm..
2Ol II st. ne. Ia
Stable r'r l416 K st .n.w.l.
Stable r'r 1913 10th NV. Z
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The above is only . portion Of the property on my
books For full list ca at ofce for bulletin issued
the LIST and 18th. ua16l THOS. T. WAGGAMAN.
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FOR RENT-MIsCELLANEOU

ICoR RENT : UPRIGHT NEW PIANO AT Low
n rse. inquiry OBJ 4 ~. NV. Mla-at-
LNoR RENT-TYPE-wRITTRS s5 pTR MONTH
IL lSold on easy terns)
"cAIIGRAPH OFFICE
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OUR PRODUCTIONS ARE ALL SELECTED
FOB THEIR EXCELLENCE AND TO MEET
THE WANTS OF REFINEMENT AND TASTE
THEIR TRUE VALUE WILL BE APPRE-
GATED WHEN EXAMINED AND COM.
PARED WITH OTHER GOODS
POPULAR GOODS, POPULAR STYLES.
POPULAR PRICES.
TYsSOw SkI BROS,
MEMS WEAR.
Coh- IoIH COR. 18TH
AND y SIS. n13-vSs-3m AND G SITS.
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PROPOSALS
DROpOeALs FOR MAHOGANY AND PINE
Once Of Building for State. War and Navy Depart

Once Of Building for State War and Navy Depart
meuts.
WASHINGTON. d. c. january 18TH 1887.
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing and DELIVERING
the Mahorrpy Solid Pine. and Pine Screen Doors
quired for the West and wnes Of the Building
for State War aud Navy DEPARTMENTS in this city, viii
be received st Tins once until TWELVE n, on SAT
URDAY, The FIFTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1887, and
bidders.
SPECIFICATIONS general Instructions 20 bidders and
nshsd manufsct,irers ol application g this ofhce
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
,.17.ls,leeofs.4-6t Colonel. Corps Of Kne'rs.
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ESh sALEJCST RECEIVED BY srr.Nrp
hns rssy hnest imported old Sherry Port Isdsria
0nn1s anc other wines. Also Copnac E,andy Ucilsnd
MO iom Gin Special prices To tobbers A0
n n sE1iooOS, Wholesale Liquor Deslsr
stin ss the celebrated Csiifornia Cisrst ~ :,
oe20-wSu
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WANTED-ROOMS

WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED
w rooms in NV; must be reasonable and within six
or eight blocks Of the Treasury. Address N, Star
office. IT,
WANTED-TwO OR THREE ROOMS, FUR
w nished for light housekeeping. Address with full
particulars. Top, Star Office It.
WANTED = LADY EMPLOYED DURING THE
w day wants room with private family who not
inqo1s1nve Address H" Star Office. ja19-3t'
WANTED - AN ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOM
~ for single gentleman In the northwestern part
OF the city between 18th and 10th sts; references
given. Address II. C. c., Star Office. ja1S-3ts
WANTED-A LADY AND ADULT SON WANT
w two communicating Bedrooms; open fire, good
Board use Of parlor, between 9th and 14th and n
St. State terms; permanent References exchanged.
Mrs. BEE, Interior dept. 3al8-3t.
WANTED-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS ON
second door with heat and gas suitable for light
housekeeping: by couple without children. Address
BOX 81 Star offce stating price. jal7.3t.
WANTED-FURNIsHED ROOM FOR LADY AND
gent, second or third floor 'front.' board for lady
only and no questions asked five minutes walk from
and 18th SITS. Address D. E. F. Star oface ta17-3t'
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-BRICK HOUSE, WITH MODERN I'M
w provements situated n ". To cost from two to
Eve thousand dollars. Address, giving lowest cash
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EoR RENT-sTOP PAYING RENT AND BUY
It House; 800 and upward, according to value Of
property, down; the balance In monthly payments
shout equal to the rent you pay. You viii thus be
ing what You now throw away for rent. G. H.
KNIGHT, 925 F It. NV, room I. first floor. Ja15-yt
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! Eel ERR ERR ssss ZEE " ssss
JJj ZEE ( ( ssss ZEE + ssss

Carrying 30 large a stock we find we accumulate
broken lots. ALI such Jerseys being closed out
below cost "A full line Of azes in famous S168
and $198 Black Stockinet tailor made Jerseys We
reduce them, temporarily, to S143 and d SO respect
ively.
Business is not - good it should be and we wish
to stimulate il. r4.f,f
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29

'"a"ke' ht II was not exceptional TO the general list.
bsdr rnnors are beng freely circulated evidently for
speculative effect bur they are Of a vague character
hard To na down with Gcuia,s. II ia cInpha:ically
asserted that there Is DANCER ~ n rerciyc-sp and
% XXI ' December interest dur has bccn provided and
NNH n' paid. Russell Sage, W r. COnnor and other
hds OF tie property deny that there Is any justifca
''"" "i 'h' new attempt 20 njurc its credit.
brisk demand IS reported tor tho Wabash rcorganiza-
uoh pamphlet anl the plan to he well
ccived O. u. Ashley. Of the purchasing committee in
Vcs holders OF the cord norg bonds to call upon
MN Tor fun Information before joining any movement
IN OPPOSITION 20 the s"homc Tho first mortgage hond
n,aS're are t"Ioushy satisfied nrl thr friends of the
tt"mp"ny assert t'at TIE rcorglnizacn offers alyan
ldv'N 10 The sccon mor@asc hondhoicIs which they
cannot hope to attain by hostile action.
The controllers of the trunk lines met at Commissioner
fInks oairc Yesterday audit IN" interchange of hns
ness accounts OF the association This Is the usual
preliminary to settlement between the several lines.
W. X Gillette, of the New York Central. H. j. Giing-
ham Of tho pcunsylyaala, AMI ". " Buchanan OF the
i"iil ami ONO. wrtc appointed sub committee
I" dies, the returns for final action by the fun com
An extension OF the Pacific Coast Railway about
hi'ecn miles south w!n b., opened for hn-incss 70.
morrow The road is controlled By the OREGON Improve
lncnt Company.
PHILADELPHIA Nov y CS,eciab.-At Tho Psnnsylva
mia Railroad rcc t,day il va stated thai the pany
had secured TIE right OF way for all except ten mules o.
the rr"po-eI se-shore route fre lelpha 20
Long Hranch The new road Will rus frSm Maritrn in
an air n- 10 Manahawkn. a. which ioiat it viii strike
the new Lang ;ranch Iaiiioad which. after sing
Barncsat BAY. VIII divide, south bran IA going 10 Beach
Haven aud a north branch through Harvey Cedars to
Blrncgat city. There will he cnv thirtytvo miles Of
road 10 build rs the existing ~ n bave-n Camden and
Marion VIII bc u4st fhe total dis irOs fnadel-
rhia 20 the hy The route viii be nfy-twO miles,
or hie"n miles les fhan br t- present Inc by way OF
Nhitings sud the 1Ickcrton RSilrs1d
The statement 81 the N,rfplk anh WsttorB E9ilre3d
Cnmpany .hsys net corning, for October ~ 5000 .G6.
Increase - iti comptr'd with The same month
H. u % 20
earnrgs Ito 1G1. an lncrslsc Of N3i},il9 as
compared with the CORES spou ling period Of l--G
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
ADUoc4TfNG REF0Ru IN BURYING.
BISHOP POTTER pr~ouNcrs THE PRESENT METHOD

BISHOP POTTER DTNCCNCES THE PRESENT NHii'D
TO EPISCOPAL CLEEGYMEN.
4 number Of Episcopal clcrgymcn Of the ci'y as
scnbcd yesterday in Grace Chapel to organize an a'
sociation for the promotion OF burial reform. Inc
Rev nr kraus presented A plan, setting iofth INC
purposes OF the association. which called OH 7"ou
l,aI of 81 .c.-,ol II, proposed 90 chc'9'n hh''alS
10y the su,r of Grape feathers and ttaipn-s 10 a'
vocate plain hc1r,cs and abolish hca'han emoichs'
fca,t,c and tA, spending Of club money at funerals
liz desired iia' lL. movement should be uAd'nomha-
tlnnal co.rin. both Protc~tan's ard Catholics. ana
that burial grounds should De secured by the a'soca
tiOn.
Archlcacon Mackay smith did not approve the rnr-
chase of .ouud believing the measure Would result III
too great a burden to the association Professor
Richie said that the English reform movement fur
ni,hcd the general plan. and that u would cheauen
funerals nuy per cent, making them range Ia prices
from So to 800 an important feature or poor ianl-
lies. among whom. owing To fh' custom ".h'u Has
grown up. so much money is spout iu funerals.
Bishop Potter o1d that IL mu>i b" lrco-hiL'u n inc
outset that strong opposition "puli De- h'l rum wv
cll-, by whom funerals had come to be directed Inc
whole theory and practice o burial. a It j, carried 0h
n This country. he characterized as Nicoi'. II no
could NOT administer cemetery better than any como.
terry {, uoW conducted IN the United states DE WOMB
consider himself utterly ignorant and lnrJnl'irht
man Graves not dug In Winter because the
ground va. frozen. auI tlc c0llu, "cr stored away
This was one Of tho reason. which would mako u
necessary for the association 90 secure Do, e." gro h'
T. dec lrd o n1id another m'.fn- soon. I" as
cuss more fully these measures before orr 1nzlns'
New-York tribune., 1887-11-29
4 SrELEyoy ~ SrAR6SS AAM0R.


borril,c rnor comes over the wire, 10 The ch'ci
thai George Julian Il to be appointed III 'l' & p
Ot The lats spark. WLdt malignant 4,'' "'', | ,,,
iavo Invented tbs story q l. mpo--ibo I" 'on ''
Possibly va, some frrud Of the lao 'oAiii,
WHO wished o. advise t-c country ln"t u.'I, 90"
Of no Lonnsc- and JIbHatiou- Of no -'ul'I' "l
Dakota arr. evidence hat they b"ll'N'd mat uo
anilctou t4an spark, vas possible Ia iAf ma VIZ w
A. no. INT flcy nav vet learn that II X the un'A
that alVays happens. They douDtIcs- va" ~. .
,ie rIca mas Il America people" that JAlhu WI
cotton Ma,hcr- that be had raised mot , 'ni'r,i"
rumpus whc" tho PC .N',%"i- % " rd var and the
,',,.,,i rebellion on 10th sides that ho Ma
Killed at Inndy Lane. YET 'coh pa'I M "'' ro,lne
railway b.fnr. Garrison born and. having p'.n
The orrnd aIoliot-" a- tel@nsc2I tong, I.,i 70 % gy
down Yot here he ls and be b1b' up A. -'i'i'l -
though hc had never teen iTe1 80" TA',I
for re.d haa ncyer iccn G ,r eowr',G Gd, " r.ipcd
upon Ly Morton. Lad never rnl"eI|i ana ,h'h
dcnounced every pul.c man, measure ana Pi'' 'iJ ''
Alexander Hamilton ard 1h"m|- J'N,.i-'', ,I .rJ
our Young republic qpc-tons long since d'ah am
buried 5ui&n Is alive ard notw.'h~la"d'n 'nS sho Ia
thai ,ho announcement hat hl' ancestor. Ju M ,iI
u0.iair wa. alive and now ruling ~ H"hr ","I
scarcely crcato p,caicr surprise IL Is nevclhcirss
land @fcc prove If III name stand upJu th" roll,
surveyor General Of NV MrAlcoi il' ,% hi"r
dcfca,cd retired to the sand hills Of N'w-H'Ni'"'
yowlug vengeance and swearing he Womb bc cN'n W.
There I. "A suspicion that the Administration i
bsrrowlnc strategy from tho oh Thcban-. who dug mp
dead general. arcnutcTcd him ir has hnri'n' afhnr'
,sod lin ,,nnn b. old war horse aud advanced with
liu At tbc head Of bis columns against Their an ifht
enemies j. Is ncoded ih% the r roG wa .,,I ,l,
,., rarl,- Of bis enemies II the new com
l.oncr Julian. the settlers In he FM M'-t nIeh'
a. uc cNilnPu-b thcI bOnfr,- and nun ,hrir h%i'S
erson admit that he rcmbod for his country ana lay
awao listening for fire bell at night i9 hylhR 81 H'a',
an nl i.ct of Terror compared TO which sparks a.
ToniSnscr 70 Napoleon. Torqucmada to Alva. Ncbu.
chacne gzar 10 1ncpelli Khan